How to Use Your Pocket Guide
Your pocket guide covers the essentials: bleeding control, airway management, vital signs, and what to tell 911 when you make the call.
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Here's what to do with it:
1. Print it on cardstock (front and back, flip on the short edge)
2. Laminate it at any office supply store or with a home laminator
3. Keep it in your car, range bag, med kit, or anywhere you might need it
This is a quick reference only—not a replacement for training. If you want to learn how to apply these skills under pressure, the training is below.
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The pocket guide gives you the checklist. The training gives you the skills.
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